Ok so the title of this blog post is completely cosmic humanist but it seemed to fit my mood at the moment. You know the feeling of having a great weekend and when it's all over, it leaves you completely satisfied with life? Well that's me right now. I've had a wonderful time and the weekend isn't over! Let me recount to you of my adventures.First was the party last night with Rachel and her group. That was quite interesting but fun. Not only was Rachel with me but my friends Leah, Jenn and Dustin were there as well, which made the experience so much more enjoyable (even if Dustin was mean to me). :) The rest of the group was awesome even though I didn't know them. And guess what the big game of the night was! You never will so I'll tell you. Duck-Duck-Goose! That's right. The game where you walk in a circle saying "Duck, duck, duck..." as you tap each person on the head and then slamming one person yelling "GOOSE!" and bolting away. It was probably the most epic game of Duck-Duck-Goose I've ever played in my entire life. Then Rachel and I stayed up until about 2:30 watching The Proposal and talking. Oh! And she got me orchids for Christmas! They're gorgeous and are now gracing my bedroom dresser.
I got home around 2 and was greeted to gingerbread cookies and a sick little sister. So I took a shower and holed up in my room for three hours until it was time to leave again for Jessica Green's house. Of course I was the last one there...... out of the five of us. All Kate, Jess and Stephanie came. We made Christmas candy and I'm now covered in powdered sugar. Then we ate pizza and watched the new Pride and Prejudice. In my opinion, the soundtrack is the only redeeming quality to the movie. I much prefer the six hour version with Colin Firth and his heart stopping smirks. Did I mention that we spent the entire movie piled on top of Jessica's couch? Yeah that was fun.
So here I am now. Thoroughly tired and thoroughly satisfied with my weekend. Tomorrow I'm going to church in the morning and I'm then going to be blissfully idle all afternoon. Maybe play some video games with Gavin or read Kate's book. We'll see where my whims lead me.
For now, goodnight dear reader and may you dream of butterflies and stardust.






